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Time of reactions

Problem Scenario

Find ten subjects for experiment within classroom and take to a quiet, secluded room or area. To do tests, first, making a loud clap where you can't be seen and have subject raise an object when they are aware of the clap. Have someone else time the time until object is completely up. Next, prepare to wave your hand or an object in-front of subject and tell them to repeat when they see it, record time until object is raised.

Broad Question

Do people react faster to sight or to sound?

Specific Question

Will people react faster (show some signs of acknowledgement) to a loud noise or movement in-front of them?

Hypothesis

People react faster to sight than sound.

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